to the lower south section. Family Hughes and her husband had three daughters. She and her husband lived mostly separately after the Second World War until his death in 1949. Works Her first commission was for the "Rutherford Memorial" in 1916, although the location and nature of this work are unknown. In her own work, she concentrated on domestic commissions, including many residential alterations, and specialised in kitchen design. Her public works included the Coatbridge War Memorial (1924), and the Glasgow Mercat Cross (1930), a replica of a medieval mercat cross located at Glasgow Cross. She carried out alterations to the Glasgow Society of Lady Artists' building in Blythswood Square, Glasgow, and was responsible for the conversion of several Edinburgh townhouses into flats. She was engaged on works at St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral and Music School, Edinburgh, from 1956 to 1965. Her most important commissions for the Cathedral were the stone font, with its wrought iron cover, and a wrought iron screen to the Chapel of St Margaret of Scotland. See also Women in architecture Notes References 20th-century Scottish architects Academics of Robert Gordon University Architects from Edinburgh Alumni of Gray's School of Art 1888 births 1971 deaths British women architects Academics of the Glasgow School of Art Fellows of the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland Deaths from pneumonia in Scotland